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Using psychology to help athletes return to play quickly and successfully DESCRIPTION Many of the greatest losses and victories in sport are played out in the battle with injury. An injury does more than undermine an athlete's physical abilities; it also challenges the athlete's emotional equilibrium and mental game. To successfully treat injuries, you must treat the psychological consequences as well as the physical trauma. Psychology of Sp> Chapter 2. Injury from the Athlete's Point of View, Geoff Petrie
Chapteand sports medicine professionals work together with athletes to help them successfully return to play. To help the rehabilitation team members work together, the book includes medical information that is helpful for the psychologist. And conversely, it contains specific recommendations for psychological intervention in a format that is practical for the sports medicine professional. Part I, Perspectives on Injury, sets the stage for the following sections by presenting three views on athletic injury--one each from an injured athlete, a sports medicine physician, and a sport psychologist. Part II, Behavioral Risk Factors for Sport Injury, explores how psychological risk factors and overtraining put athletes at increased risk for injury. Part III, Injury Assessment, explains how to assess the special needs of injured athletes, considering both thhabilitation specialists in the psychological management, referral, and coordinF"ation of care for injured athletter 10. A Comprehensive Approach to Injury Management, John Heil
Chapter 11. Mental Training in Injury Management, John Heil
Chapter 12. Specialized Treatment Approaches: Severe Injury, John Heil
Chapter 13. Specialized Treatment Approaches: Problems in Rehabilitation, John Heil Chapter 14. Case Studies: Professional Issues for the Treatment Provider, Keith Henschen with contributions by Bruce Ogilvie, Robert Rotella, James Reardon, Wesley Sime, David Yukelson, Deidre Connelly, and Shane Murphy Part V: Psychology and the Sports Medicine Team
Chapter 15. Patient Management and the Sports Medicine Team, John Heil, John J. Bowman, and Bill Bean Chapter 16. Referral and Coordination of Care, John Heil
Part VI: Biomedical Issues
Chapter 17. The Biology of Pain, Perry Fine
Chapter 18. Medications in the Treatment of Pain and Injury, Arthur Lipman
Chapter 19. Sport Injury and Psychology: Current Practices and Future Challenges, John Heil ABOUT THE AUTHOR John Heil is a psychologist with the Lewis-Gale Clinic and the coordinator of psychological services for the Lewis-Gale Hospital Pain Center in Roanoke, Virginia. He experienced the problems and frustrations of sport injuries during his college career as a long-distance runner. This personal perspective has motivated him to concentrate on the psychology of sport injuries and helps him balance his professional psychologist's perspective with that of the injured athlete. Dr. Heil received his doctor of arts degree from Lehigh University in 1982. In 1987, he completed a postdoctoral fellowship in the Division of Pain and Behavioral Medicine at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He developed a special counseling program for athletes at Radford University and a behavioral medicine consultation service for athletes at the University of Utah. Dr. Heil provides psychological services for athletes and coaches through his private practice with Lewis-Gale Clinic and through consultation with the United States Fencing Association, the Commonwealth Games of Virginia, and the Lewis-Gale Foundation's Sports Wellness Committee. He is a member of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology and the American Psychological Association's Division of Exercise and Sport Psychology. WORDS OF PRAISE ". . . the text represents a comprehensive and in-depth presentation of the psychological aspects of sport injury. The text is very readable and the content will appeal to both the practitioner and researcher. Finally, I was impressed with the amount of "new" information presented that can be immediately employed by members of the sport medicine team to facilitate the rehabilitation process." Charles J. Hardy, PhD
Dept. of PEESS, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
"I found the book to be very thorough and one that is needed for our field. . . . The author has experienced athletics as an athlete, a coach, and now a sport psychologist. His expertise and that of contributing authors make the text a welcome addition to the literature." Joe Gieck, EdD, ATC, PT
Head Athletic Trainer, University of Virginia
ures, John Heil
Chapter 9. Conducting Assessment and Intervention, John Heil
Part IV: The Treatment of Inors for Sport Injury
Chapter 5. Psychological Risk Factors and Injury Prevention, Mark B. Andersen and Jean sment
Chapter 7. A Framework for Psychological Assessment, John Heil
Chapter 8. Diagnostic Methods and Mesituations. Part V, Psyclogy and the Sports Medicine Team, guides physicians, athletic trainers, sport physical therapists, and other rry
Chapoper for large-group game instruction. In her leisure, Sue enjoys golf, biking, and traveling. Chst for psychologists and sports medicine practitioners who want to help athletes rehabilitate from injuries as compleury. Case studies in this section help practitioners apply psychological interventions in a wide variety o3. A Physician's Approach to thes, physicians, athletic and physical therapists, or athletes. CONTENTS Chapter 1. Sport Psyons for a continuum of injuries that range from uncomplicated injury to subclinical syndromes to severe ihologist's View of the Personal Challenge of Injury, John HeiH"l Part II: Behavioral Risk FaSteadman Chapter 4. A Psover from injury. This hands-on guide to the psychological management of sport injury is a
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